<p>heres the scoop, </p>
<p>in february, i tookt the ACT and i got a 34, but in March, when I was FORCED to take it with my school (like all the juniors), i got a 31. now, if I want to send my score reports to Yale, or some top college, will they penalize me for gettig lower in the second try, or will they take the higher score of the two?</p>
<p>Well, if it were an ivy league college (such as Yale), they could average your two scores, since the higher one would probably be seen as you getting lucky. I would definitely take the ACT again in September and shoot for 34+.</p>
<p>allright, thanks.</p>
<p>no I cause I think ACT score reports list only one test date</p>
<p>so send ur 34 - the 31 will have never happened</p>
<p>yeah that egbert kid is wrong
send only the 34</p>